Southwest Florida · Est. 2026
One-of-a-kind botanical arrangements and kokedama sculptures, handcrafted and designed for your space. Each piece is a living work of art you can keep for years.
About Us
Living botanical arrangements are custom plant displays designed to bring natural beauty indoors — or onto your lanai. Carefully curated plants are styled in unique containers or mounted on driftwood, from small tabletop centerpieces to larger statement pieces.
Every arrangement is designed specifically for you. We hand-select plants that complement your style while considering the lighting and conditions of your space — a nature-inspired work of art you can enjoy for years.
Our Collections
Choose from our signature kokedama moss sculptures or a fully custom living botanical arrangement — both crafted with care, creativity, and a love for plants.
Signature Collection
Rooted in the Japanese art of growing plants in moss-covered balls, kokedama transforms a living plant into a sculptural centerpiece. Each ball is hand-wrapped in natural moss, embodying the wabi-sabi philosophy of beauty in simplicity.
Custom Design
Custom living plant displays designed to bring natural beauty to any space — indoors or on your lanai. Curated plants styled in unique containers or mounted on driftwood, designed specifically for your home and lighting.
Why Living Art
Adds color, texture, and a calming touch of nature to any room, lanai, entryway, or table.
Caring for plants can reduce stress and build a sense of accomplishment as your piece evolves.
Unlike cut flowers, a living arrangement keeps growing. With proper care, it thrives and evolves.
Share your vision, light conditions, and style — every plant is hand-selected for your space.
Live plants contribute to improved air quality; tropicals and air plants are especially effective.
Arrives with a care guide and plant list so the recipient can enjoy it for years.
Plant Care
Kokedama care is slightly different from traditional houseplant care, but the difference isn't dramatic. Each piece comes with tailored instructions for the specific plants in your arrangement.
Use the weight test — a freshly watered kokedama feels heavy; as it dries it becomes lighter and the moss loses its springiness. You can also insert a wooden skewer midway: damp means wait, dry means water. Most houseplants every 7–10 days; ferns and tropicals every 5–7 days; succulents every 2–4 weeks.
Fill a bowl with enough water to cover the moss ball and soak for 10–20 minutes. Remove and let excess drain, or gently squeeze to speed it along. Rest it on a drying rack or towel before returning it to its display area.
Always room temperature to avoid shocking the roots. Spring or filtered water is ideal; tap water can work if left to sit overnight. Avoid softened water (residual salt harms plants) and stagnant rainwater.
Bright indirect light suits most tropicals, orchids, anthuriums, hoya, tradescantia, and air plants — east-facing windows are ideal. For low-light rooms, full-spectrum grow lights work beautifully. Your piece arrives with specific guidance.
Phalaenopsis orchids prefer bright indirect light and like to dry slightly between waterings. After blooming, leave the spike in place — it may rebloom from a node. Feed monthly with a balanced orchid fertilizer.
How It Works
Tell us the size, display location, and light level. Include inspiration photos or your preferred style — tropical, minimalist, meditative.
We hand-select plants for your style and conditions — a curated mix of tropicals, air plants, and mosses for a balanced display.
Made to order with fresh, healthy plants, styled in a unique vessel or mounted on natural materials chosen for your design.
Delivered with a complete plant list and tailored care instructions for light, watering, and upkeep — enjoy it for years.
Get Started
Ready for a one-of-a-kind botanical arrangement designed for your home? Request a consultation and we'll be in touch to get started.
Or call us directly — no commitment required. (239) 471-5006